"That thinness in itself makes repairs harder, since every component needs to be insanely tightly packed, with the screen mounted flush against the internals. And the only way to get in is through the screen, unfortunately. Obviously, taking the screen off without cracking it isn't easy to do, but at least Apple is providing repair manuals and parts. Once you get the screen out, things become easier."
"To remove the battery there are ten pull tabs to be pulled. The USB-C port is easily accessible and removable, the logic board requires a lot of screws to be removed, and then it's down to the cameras. Most of the screws inside are of the JIS type, but not all. In the end, the 13" iPad Pro (2025) gets a 5 out of 10 repairability score, where 0 would be the worst and 10 would be the best."
The 13-inch M5 iPad Pro measures 5.1mm thick, requiring extremely tight internal packing and a screen mounted flush against internals. The only access to internal components is through the screen, making initial disassembly risky and increasing chances of cracking the display. Apple provides repair manuals and parts. After screen removal, component replacement becomes easier. The battery is secured with ten pull tabs and is only accessible after removing the screen. The USB-C port is easily removable. The logic board requires removal of many screws, most of which are JIS type but not all. The device earns a 5/10 repairability score.
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